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Many Richmond restaurants never received notification of meals tax delinquency
A new audit revealed hundreds of Richmond business owners were delinquent on remitting meals tax payments, and a large portion were never notified by the city.
Why Richmond public housing authority is pausing evictions
The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA) is implementing a temporary eviction freeze, allowing more time for families at risk of losing their homes to catch up on rent.
Why police are beefing up patrols of nearly 2 dozen Richmond 'hotspots'
"We know where this crime is going to be focusing on," Richmond Police Chief Rick Edwards said. "We're having a deterrent strategy, but we're also going to be enforcing the law in those areas."
She's run the Monument Ave 10k since she was 85. At 96, she's still eager to win
"Everybody should try it once and just see how much fun it is. Plus, just preparing for it keeps you in better shape and keeps you moving longer than you would otherwise."
Richmond mail issues play central part in Senate hearing on USPS troubles
Senators from all regions of the country have repeatedly criticized USPS leadership for lacking transparency and seemingly ignoring the chorus of complaints in Richmond and other parts of the country.
Richmond has no plan to reimagine Monument Avenue, years after statues came down
“I’m not sure I can even put into words what I see other than disappointment. There's nothing there that has any meaning or purpose," Monument Avenue resident Caroline Bowers said.
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